Days Gone By: Courtland Blade |
Days Gone By is the newest exhibit by local artist Courtland Blade, proudly showing for the month of February in the Harrison Gallery.
The show is "a reflective journey through time, capturing the essence of moments that have shaped our collective and personal histories." Blade's objective in showcasing his work as a "window into the past" is the idea that each painting intentionally evokes a sense of nostalgia and contemplation.
Read the full blog and visit the online gallery for more. |
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Thank you to everyone who came out to February's First Friday to celebrate the opening of 6 stunning new exhibits! We had an incredible time with you.
Our online gallery is now live featuring artwork from all of January + February shows. You can browse and purchase artwork from this month’s shows from the comfort of your home.
The perfect piece is just a click away; happy exploring! |
Storytelling Drawing with Tysha Hardy-Sellers
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Join us this Thursday from 1:30-3:00pm for Storytelling Drawing in the Speck Gallery!
Our storyteller this week is Tysha Hardy-Sellers.
A Martindale-Brightwood native, Hardy-Sellers is the former president and CEO of the Edna Martin Christian Center, leading holistic community programs for her community. She is recognized for her strong leadership and commitment to helping individuals build successful futures.
Come listen to her story and create with us. Learn more here! |
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Under the Influence: Derrick Carter |
Indianapolis native Derrick Carter is a mixed-media artist known for his distinctive use of sand, glue, and acrylic paint. His textured, layered approach sets him apart, allowing him to craft pieces that are both visually dynamic and deeply expressive. By integrating sand with acrylics, Carter carves out a unique creative identity that stands in contrast to traditional contemporary art styles. In this exhibit, Carter pays homage to the figures who have shaped his artistic journey, such as musicians, children, and sports icons, to mention a few.
Read the full blog and visit the online gallery for more!
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Valentine's Day is coming up, and while the status of its legitimacy as a holiday is always under debate, every day is a good occasion to celebrate and recognize the impact of our donors with fondness.
Your generosity helps fuel Harrison Center initiatives that strengthen our community through the arts. From First Fridays and the Greatriarch program to the Bloombox Festival, artist support, and emerging patron programs, your contributions make a meaningful difference. Because of you, we can continue fostering creativity, connection, and cultural vibrancy. We are deeply grateful—thank you! |
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